from nbc bay area, this is today in the bay. and a good friday morning, it's 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. first let's go to christina loren, hey good morning. >> good morning, it's friday, we're feeling good, hopefully you are too. 58 degrees in the south bay. san francisco kicking off the day at a comfortable 57 on your way to 73 degrees in the city. although it's going to be warm in your inland hot spots. we are not going to extend this heat much further. one of the weekend days looking better than the other. we'll dive in the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. right now mike has a day off. allegedly he'll be back on

monday my friends. hopefully that'll be the case. eastbound bay bridge, down to one lane. this is due to construction. you've got one lane all the way from treasure island down to thele to plaza, and this is going to surprise commuters this morning. give yourself extra time. count on a delay. the good news is once you get past the construction, you're right back up to speed. we'll keep you updated, back to you sam and laura. >> christina, thank you so much. international strife continues. car bomb targeting lebanon's head of security exploded at a police check point hours ago. emergency responders are still helping victims, the red cross told nbc two people were killed, 20 more injured. investigators say the bomb was attended to kill the head of security, but went off after he passed by. also new this morning, a lot of the violence in lebanon has spilled over from the civil war in syria. this morning alone, 34 people were killed in a car bombing in central syria about an hour and a half south of eleppo.

the number of dead and injured willed rise. syrian leaders are looking into the attack and have not released details like what the target was. it is now in its fourth year killed more than 160,000 people. this according to opposition activists. nearly a third of the victims reportedly were civilians. 300 u.s. military advisers are headed to iraq to help deal with the country's internal conflict. they are near constant battle with militants who have close ties to syria and al qaeda. the american military advisers will reportedly help iraq's military choose targets, but they will not fight. >> that does not foreshadow a larger commitment of troops to actually fight in iraq. that would not be effective. >> foreign military intervention, especially if led by the united states will only harden the resolve of the

radicals and unite the motivated. >> president obama decided to hold off on air strikes for now. that is getting mixed reaction on capitol hill. >> once again, he's announced step a without thinking through the consequences of step b. >> there's the beginning of an outline of what i will hope will be a concrete plan we can all rally around. >> the fiercest battles continue at oil refineries raising fears that it will soon affect gas prices here at home. half a million iraqis have been forced out of their homes or left in fear. the u.s. pledged more than $12 million in humanitarian aid. sam. . >> so unsettling, thanks laura. now to a developing story, investigators spent much of the night searching for bullet casings and other clues in the parking lot of a concert. this is near denver. the red rocks amphitheater was shut down late last night after somebody started shooting in the

parking lot. three people were wounded. authorities locked down the parking lot and every car was searched before leaving. the shooter though is still on the run. >> my friend, they got a -- they got pretty emotional and choked up by it. they didn't understand. if somebody was on the loose and harm us since we were walking down there. >> it was a rap concert featuring several acts including headliner, nas, the victim's conditions are unknown. investigators say they do not know if the victim's have a prior relationship with the shooter. waiting for more on that. three hour amber alert was called off. an eight-year-old was taken from the sunniville santa clara area late last night. she was safely dropped off at the sunniville police department three hours later. now police are still looking for her alleged kidnapper, jose valencia. no relation on he and the girl.

the car was found shortly after the amber alert was issued. lawyers expected redwood city woman accused of driving drunk and crashing into a couple to be back in court today. her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when she hit and killed the two as they walked their dog in the menlo park. she later crashed into a tree. the woman is still in custody. the court appearance has been delayed several times since her arrest. jurors in oakland have a decision to make. any day they could hand down a verdict in two alleged gang members say killed a three-year-old boy during a drive bishooting. willie torrence is accused of driving the car and lawrence denard is said to pull the trigger. the men were trying to get revenge on the rival gang when the little boy was shot. they rushed to make arrests because of community outrage over the boy's death.

now to a "today in the bay" follow-up, a judge is getting prosecutors more time to investigate the woman was accused of choking a 12-year-old boy in santa rosa. she was in court yesterday, but no charges were filed. she is accused of grabbing a child by the neck because she thought he was bullying her daughter. she only confronted the boy and leave her daughter alone. she'll be back in court next month. san bruno police released surveillance video of a robbery. it happened on san mateo avenue. you can see the suspect wearing all black, talking to a clerk there. he reportedly told that clerk he had a bomb and demanded juld ri. the clerk told him the police were on the way, he just took off. san jose police officers say a staffing policy will be dangerous for them and the public. the unprecedented policy requires officers to work overtime so staffing levels can be met. the department announced the

plan yesterday when overtime is needed, volunteers will be asked first. if there's still a shortage. some will be required to work up to three extra hours on patrol. but the officer's union argues that overtime leads to stress and tired officers. this morning governor brown is expected to sign the state's $108 billion budget plan. this plan includes $7 million to help fund suicide nets along the golden gate bridge. also calls for programs supporting preschool, home care givers, and welfare to work grab thes as well as using 25% of the cap and trade revenues for the controversial high speed rail program. also focuses on paying down the state's debt and building up a rainy day fund. fire investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a grass fire that destroyed two homes in the foothills. firefighters say conditions were perfect for a wild fire. it was hot and dry with bursts of strong wind. neighbors say they first saw smoke coming from a vacant home yesterday afternoon. the flames quickly spread to

another house and surrounding brush. all of of this was near the 680/280 interchange in the foothills. 17 engines jumped on the fire hitting it from the air and the ground. people who live in the neighborhood were prepared of making sure they had defensible space around their homes. >> you're going to be the first detector of your house. they're going to be 10 minutes away, 156 minutes away, by then your house could be gone. >> thankfully nobody was hurt. i want to check the forecast now at 4:38, it's early, but the it is friday morning. how are we looking, christina? >> yes, it is friday. you know what, we have a good day. it's going to be hot today. i have to point that out to you right off the bat in your inland valley spots, if you work in san francisco, you live near the water, just gorgeous conditions. they're going to persist yet again for you today. that means 73 degrees in san francisco. meanwhile about 91 degrees in the east bay. you can see the stack-up here at

the bay bridge toll plaza. we're going to show you why in just a minute. you're going to get ready for today, getting your wardrobe ready to go, dress for the two parts of the day, cool and crisp right now, but later on, it'll be warm. gorgeous conditions, final day of spring my friends. let's get it to. eastbound bay bridge, there's construction here. you only have one lane open right now, and a lot of people are going to wake up and not expect this. you're down to one lane from treasure island all the way to the toll plaza and this will cost you 10 to 15 extra minutes to get through are the stretch. we'll let you know as soon as the lanes open. otherwise, we're accident-free across the bay area and it's friday light, we'll keep you updated, back to you. >> it's going to be busy on the roads in downtown san jose this morning. nearly 14,000 people expected to attend the american communications network seminar. it's at the s.a.p. center. it starts at 8:00 this morning.

headaches will ensue for san francisco yans. one of the most popular tourists attractions is shutting down for the weekend. lom bard street will be closed on weekends from noon too 6:00 p.m. until july 13th. it'll also be closed on friday, july 4th. this is part of a pilot program put into place after people complained about traffic in the area. after the temporary closures. city leaders will decide if the tourist say traction should be shut down on a more regular basis. >> i think the walking path is still open though so you can hoof it. >> yeah plus how can you come to san francisco and not see lom bard street? still ahead, shifting the search. we're going to tell you where investigators are looking for the wreck anl of the missing malaysia airline jet. people may shoon notice something new on the gas pump. the warning label stirring up controversy this morning, that's next. nbc bay area, honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and

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mountain this morning. kind of gives you a different perspective. just in case you're not up, way up there early this morning. 4:43. new details on the search nor the malaysian airlines jet miss aing for three and a half months now. investigators say the next phase of the underwater search will focus on an area hundreds of miles south of the first suspected crash site in the indian ocean. underwater drone skourped nearly 350 miles of the ocean floor last month closer to australia, but found nothing. the new search will use more powerful sonar equipment and will be based on refined analysis of satellite information. the state medical board subpoena investigating claims that female prison inmates may have been sterilized without giving their con sent. a report found 39 cases in which inmates may not have understood they were agreeing to medical procedures that would leave them sterile. state law requires them when millionly necessary but not a method of birth control.

the report found between 2006 and 2013144 women were sterilized for the soul purpose of birth control. in san francisco, city leaders are expected to announce a proposal to stop marketing e-cigarettes to teens this morning. jackie spear will introduce the proposal in front of san francisco's general hospital. now that issue has been talked about on capitol hill this week as politicians slammed e-cigarette companies for luring teens with targeted ads. new study this morning reveals a smoker's risk of lung cancer may be linked to the time of day he or she child abuses to light up. current and former smokers in the u.s. and italy. those who waited at least one hour to smoke after waking up in the morning were significant less likely to develop lung cancer than those who began earlier. no difference between men and women in that regard. 4:45, berkeley could become the first city in the country to require warning stickers about climate change on all gas pumps.

berkeley city councilman chris worthington came up with the idea. the warning signs that are on mini pumps are to remind people to clean up the environment. critics say the signs infringe on consumer's first amendment rights. >> what exactly are consumer's supposed to do with the information that the city of berkeley is suggesting the forced upon service station operator? >> the state of california suggested that greenhouse gases are a serious problem and global warming needs to be addressed. maybe question do things that are alternative like public transit and alternative transportation. >> the proposal has overwhelming support from city leaders in the city council could vote on it by the fall. following apple's lead, microsoft and google say they will add kill switches to operating systems, for more on that before the bell this friday

morning, let's say good friday morning to jackie deangelis, she's live at the world headquarters, hi jackie. >> reporter: hi, good friday morning to you as well. we're watching the futures because its been interesting for the market. lower open on wall street. i meant interesting week that is. that tells you how close to the weekend we are. anyway, after the dow s&p posted small gains on thursday rising far fifth straight day. the s&p 500 closing at another record high yesterday. this is a day after the federal reserve reassured investors and signaling that rates will stay low as the economy recovers. they didn't retook the positive data yesterday on unemployment and manufacturing. that was a little surprising, but the dow rising 14 points to 14,921, nasdaq to 4359. may be time for tim cook and dick tracy to shake hands. apple's asian suppliers will start smasz production on the long awaited smart watch next

month. it could go on sale in october and reports say it has a two and a half inch touch screen, wireless charging, but only combatable with other devices that use apple's ios software. kill switch to smart phones. part of a deal that apple and google made be new york attorney general. meantime, when activated remotely, it makes a phone useless if its stolen. apple introducing the kill switch last year and new report saying that iphone theft dropped dramatically since then. i did a story in new york city specifically, they call it apple picking. people targeting others just to steal their iphones. definitely a big problem, back over to you. >> the good news is that our da in san francisco put out a note saying its drop 38 to 39%. >> plus it's great to see manufacturers getting ahead of the curb here and adding it before lawmakers get involved. >> thanks jackie, have a good friday. >> reporter: sure. 4:48 on your friday morning, not a bad day in the lot this

week so far, christina, you're saving the best for last, right? >> that means you know me well by now, sam, we're happy to have you each and every morning, especially on a friday because we all get to sleep in tomorrow, and let's face it, that's a good thing. 51 degrees in santa rosa, right now 52 in half-moon bay. 58 degrees comfortableable start in san jose. cool enough for a light sweater or jacket. you will not need one later on today. let's go through the changes. this is your weather story for the friday that you're about to enjoy before you get that weekend. sunrise at 5:48 this morning. sun is rising earlier. tomorrow the longest day of the year as we kick off summer time. we'll hit the stole sis tomorrow morning. it's going to feel summer-like already. 80s by noon. and then we will hit the mid-90s in the the warm spots across the bay area. your sun will set at 8:30. nice conditions for dinner out,

maybe make it a date night, comfort can believe conditions for you to do so. otherwise looking good through the weekend, we'll drop your numbers out of the 80s in the 90s inland back to the low 80s. couple upper 70s out there. more weather whiplash on the way. looks like high pressure is going to hold on tight, not loosening its grip as we head through monday and tuesday nap means we're going to warm you right back up. 87 degrees today. low 80s in the south bay. homding tight for sunday. only bumps up a couple degrees and back in the 90s. we'll meet back here on monday. couple big problems eastbound this morning over the bay area. we're going to talk about that coming up. mike has the day off and definitely commuters, if you're leaving and that is your normal drive, stick around for that. right now back to you sam and laura. >> thanks christina. proposal to limit workouts for young football players is on its way to the governor's desk this morning. >> the bill would restrict how much full contact practices middle and high school players could participate in. practices would be limited to two days a week, 90 minute

sessions each. full contact practice would also be banned during the offseason. condition and drills would not be counted as part of the restrictions. the idea is to reduce the number of brain injuries and concussions, but some coaches say california kids will not be able to compete with players from out of state who have unlimited, full contact practices and better skillsets. >> many of them can't afforded to go to school. if this is going to hurt our chances for our kids to make a scholarship opportunity, then i think we have to be careful about it. it would be unfair. >> again the concussion issue, a major one in high school and college and professional athletics, all of this as policy makers try to figure out how to address it. we'll stay tuned to that. it is now 4:51, warriors one step closer to landing one of the league's biggest names. could cost them a rising star. we'll have the rising star. >> clay thompson always gets his name involved. in the men time, live look

right now at your commute in san jose. things looking good right now, but it is friday, who knows what folks can be up to this weekend. christina will have an eye on traffic and weather coming up after the break.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back, the time is 4:54 on your friday morning. say it with me, it is in fact friday as you see on your screen. the giants are looking to get

back on track tonight in arizona. they're going to be playing the diamondbacks. you can catch the action right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 6:30. you know sam just across the bay, the a's also in town taking on the boston red sox tonight. before that, the coliseum authority will meet to discuss a deal to keep the team in oakland for the next ten years. earlier this month, a's owner lou wolf expected to have a deal done very soon. the a's current lease is up at the end of the season. golden state making a serious push for minnesota's kevin love. so serious the team is reportedly added warrior star clay thompson to the mix. espn reports the warriors are willing to part ways with thompson and david lee in order to get love along with shooting guard kevin martin. possible trade goes against the wishes of steph curry. >> there's a thing in team sports called chemistry. >> me too, that's important.

the boys of summer are rumbling through the by area this weekend. >> 43 of the best race car drivers in the world will hit the track for toyota's 350. about 100,000 fans expected to pack the stands. practice kicks off this afternoon. qualifying races are tomorrow followed by the big finale on sunday. jeff gordon, dale erin heart junior, and jimmy johnson. that'll be a fun one to see. call this pure conjecture, no one will be driving 1506 miles an hour on 101 or any of the local thorough ways, thorough fares i should say. how's it looking? >> we do have wide open spaces out there right now, this is not one of those spots we're telling you about the new span of the bay bridge where there's early morning construction. it is now starting to wind down, but you have one lane available to you.

eastbound on the bay bridge from treasure island all the way to the toll plaza. now look at that the, we love showing you things as they happen. breaking news, they are clearing that construction, if you're leaving your house right now from oakland, it shouldn't pose a problem to you. they should have all the lanes open over the course of the next 15, 20d minutes. serving friday light so far, that's not always the case, everything's on time when it comes to mass transit, back to you sam and laura. still ahead, 4:57 on your friday morning, pilot program allowing tech shuttles to use muni stops will get another examination this morning. plus a little girl safe after she was allegedly kidnapped from her south bay neighborhood. what police are telling us about the suspect this morning.

a south bay amber alert canceled overnight. the man accused of taking a young girl believed to be still on the loose.

live update is next. plus the fight continues over tech shuttles. hearing today that could impact your commute. and happy friday, my friend. we have some changes to tell you about as we dip into that weekend. it'll be sunny and warm for today, we kick off summer time officially tomorrow. we're going to cool you off for the first official day. then we have a good-looking weekend, that eat's going to crank next week. the changes in your microclimate in just moments. did you say weekend? yes, it's almost upon us on this friday, june 20th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and laura mentioned it a second ago, good friday morning, thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. a three-hour amber alert has been called off. a search for the suspect may be going on. the girl was taken last night,